Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-09

scraps from the Notebook Of she
sentfnei's Reporter.
The Del Monte Hotel will be rebuilt in
80 days.
Over 100 residences are going up at Sac.
ramento.
John Msckay has arrived ON the Com
| stock.
Do not forget the date Of the musical
entertainment, Tuesday, April IL. 1887.
j. L. Fast and wife, Of Palisade, re-
turned home yesterday.
Geo. W. Baker, Esq, took a spin down
the railroad yesterday.
Henry Rives, Esq, and Don McNicol,
went to Taylor yesterday.
The Governor has appointed Daniel r.
Collins Notary Public Of White Pine
county.
A. @. Cleveland has commenced suit in
the District Court against W. J.. Town
shend for ST., 466 80.
Montana woods are quoted in the Boston
market this month from IS to ~ cents,
according to the grade.
1t is reported that Mrs. General Logan
will loon publish a novel, founded on
Washington society.
The San Francisco Evening Post says
the Eureka Con. assets. above liabilities,
were 81 $40 on the LIST instant.
Louisville Commercial: Everything ia
on q boom. Chancellor Edwards granted
five divorces yesterday morning.
The bank OF Washoe county, in which
Senator Foley. Of Eureka, is largely inter-
ested, is TO be established at Reno.
Scenes from "The Daughter of Nine.
Angot," will be acted to perfection next
Tuesday evening. at the Opera House.
A large number of petitions is being
laid before the Interstate Commission.
No decisions have yet been rendered.
Goldenson, the murderer of little
Mamie Kelley, will probably receive his
sentence to-day. We hope SO, at least.
This is the time Of year when the school
boys do most play hockey, and cause their
parents a great deal Of annoyance thereby.
John and Mitch Gregoyich bave leased
the Abadie saloon property on Main street,
and will open business there In q day or
two.
Mike Fitzgerald and William Denay,
who have been spending several days in
town, left for their valley homes yester-
day.
The box.ofice for reserved seats for the
musical entertainment next Tuesday oven
ing will open to-day at IL O'Clock NJ. Pro-
cure your seats early, as there will be q
rush for them.
Thursday night last ten inches Of snow
fell, and yesterday q warm sun melted it
nearly all away. 1t was q god.send, how
ever, as our streets had become very dusty.
The two Portland Socialists who stole
powder, blew up Chinese w~ashhouses and
burned a barn, have been sentenced to six
and eight years respectively in the peni-
tertiary.
Minneapolis girls have the Red Ribbon
clubs with the motto: "The lips that
touch wine shall never touch mine" We
have begun TO take ours through a straw.
st. Paul Herald.
The Enterprise says many big dollars
were 10 be seen about town yesterday. As
they we're paid off, the miners went about
town settling their bills and so kept the
the '%silver wheels in motion.
The Tidings says: Grass Valley, Cali
fornia, Is the most religious town in the
United States. There are proportionately
more observers OF the Sabbath here than
in any town anywhere else.
John W. Mackay says there is no truth
in the story that has been going the
rounds of the papers TO the effect that his
wife is coming 10 America this Summer,
and will this Fall visit the Pacific Coast.
The pay rolls Of the Comstock mines
and mills for March aggregated S203, 1888,
a material falling off from February.
caused by the shutting down Of several
mines and mills. 1t is thought the April
pay roll will reach $3.50, 900.